Sticks for Mixer 100Pcs/Bag

YDPMU Sticks for Mixer are professional disposable mixing sticks for PMU pigments, tattoo inks, and custom color blending. 100 sticks per bag. Single-use, hygienic, and compatible with all standard ink cups and mixing containers.

<Precise Manual Mixing — Custom Color Control>
Ideal for manually mixing pigments in ink cups—blend shades, adjust consistency, and create custom colors with precise control.

<Single-Use Disposable — Hygienic & Safe>
Dispose after each use—eliminates cross-contamination between pigments and clients. No cleaning required.

<100pcs/bag — Excellent Studio Value>
100 sticks per bag at a negligible per-stick cost—ample supply for busy studios and training academies.

SPECIFICATIONS:

• Quantity: 100pcs per bag
• Type: Disposable single-use mixing sticks
• Use: PMU pigment mixing, color blending, consistency adjustment

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I use mixing sticks instead of the Tattoo Ink Mixer or Pigment Shaker?

Mixing sticks serve a different purpose from electric mixers: Mixing sticks (this product): for manual mixing in ink cups—blending two or more pigments together in a small cup to create a custom color, adjusting pigment consistency with thinner, or mixing a corrector with a lip tone before application. Best for in-cup color creation and small-volume custom blending. Tattoo Ink Mixer / Pigment Shaker: for mixing the pigment inside the bottle before dispensing—ensuring uniform pigment concentration throughout the bottle. Best for pre-procedure bottle mixing. Use both in your workflow: shake/mix the bottle first, then dispense into an ink cup and use a mixing stick for custom color blending.

Can mixing sticks be reused between clients?

No — mixing sticks are single-use disposable tools. Reusing mixing sticks risks: (1) Cross-contamination: pigment residue from a previous client can contaminate fresh pigment. (2) Color contamination: residual pigment from one color can alter the next color being mixed. (3) Hygiene violation: reusing any tool that contacts pigment used on a client is a hygiene risk. Dispose of each mixing stick immediately after use. At 100 sticks per bag, the per-stick cost is negligible—always use a fresh stick for each new color mix or each new client.

How many sticks should I use per procedure?

Typical usage per procedure: Single color, no mixing: 1 stick to stir the dispensed pigment in the ink cup before use. Two-color custom blend: 1–2 sticks for mixing and adjusting the ratio. Complex multi-color mixing: 2–3 sticks for creating and refining the custom blend. Corrector + lip tone pre-mix: 1–2 sticks for blending the corrector and lip tone before application. At 100 sticks per bag: a studio performing 10 procedures per week will use approximately 1–2 bags per month depending on procedure complexity.